Stephen Curry, one of the greatest and most influential basketball players of all time, joins TODAY to talk about the new Apple TV+ documentary called “Stephen Curry: Underrated” that goes far beyond the sport.

Kelly and Mark interview DAVID MUIR and STEPHEN CURRY, and DR. EBONIE VINCENT helps get to the sole of foot pain for “Aches & Pains Week.”

Steph Curry talked to VIBE ahead of his 'Underrated' film's premiere to discuss the movie's importance and mission to "inspire."

A new documentary on the four-time NBA champion shows a man driven by a grudge against those who doubted him. But there is more to his success

“In college I was looking forward to becoming an adult, and now I’m here and it’s horrible.” Seventeen 2023 graduates show and tell us how they feel about entering the work force.

Disrupted work conditions, student behavior challenges and high needs hampered good teaching practices.

Leslie Fenwick, educator and historian, writes about what is lacking from the leveling-the-playing-field narrative about affirmative action policies. Educator Patrick Swygert writes about what he calls a project to turn back the clock on rights for women and African Americans.

The perverse result of the Supreme Court’s decision banning race-based admissions preferences is to give white men a leg up in getting into college.

And does better than you might think!

The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities will no longer consider applicants ties to alumni in admissions decisions, The Star Tribune reported. The decision came in "an exceptionally deep review of our context factors," said Keri Risic, executive director of admissions. The university will also no longer favor applicants who are the children of faculty members. "It was not adding additional insight into enrolling academically prepared students," Risic said.

For students already struggling to afford college, courseware can add to the burden